air force kc-10 aerial refueler. from the cockpit, we talked to the thunderbirds.t off our wing lieutenant colonel john caldwell. what do you hope those front- line workers, those healthcare workers take away from today? >> we want them to know that we're there, that we care, that we're in this together. we know this has been stressful. we k we know at they're sgling. we're supporting them. we're cheering for them. we're so grateful for their service. >> reporter: for thunderbird 2, major trevor aldridge, the low pass over brooklyn was personal. watching and waving from her rooftop his sister-in-law, lily, a covid-19 survivor. >> we hope we can inspire all the front-line workers while they're going through the toughest part of this. we're really, really excited to be able to do this for everybody. >> reporter: the teams are planning more "america strong" flyovers, an airborne show of thanks with the message, "we're all in this together." kris van cleave, cbs news, refueling over new york. >> o'donnell: truly spectacular. and there is still much more news ahead on t

baltimore on our 1st responders and medical staff battling the krona virus jets from the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels display teams made several passes over the city. south korea says its troops have exchanged gunfire with north korean forces along their tense border it's the 1st cross border shooting incident in more than 2 years a statement by the military said north korea fired multiple gunshots towards a south korean guard post early on sunday and south korean troops responded with 2 shots no injuries have been reported the incident comes a day after north korean leader kim jong un appeared in public for the 1st time in 3 weeks ending speculation about his health. following the story for us is correspondent frank smith in seoul frank can you give us the latest on this border shooting. well as you mentioned according to south korea's joint chiefs of staff at 741 this morning north korea fired what are believed to be 4 shots to a south korean guard post and share one county that's along the d.m.z. border between north and south korea south korea also immediately broadcast a war

baltimore to honor 1st responders and medical staff about allowing the coronavirus jets from the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels display teams made several passes over the city. the mayor of now some brazil's amazon region is asking the climate activist a great a 2 unbagged to help his city fight the virus he says people who work protecting the rain forest are at high risk sydney's one of brazil's corona hotspots. all over the world's muslims are having to adjust celebrating ramadan under lockdown but it led syria's last rebel strongholds the social distancing message doesn't seem to be getting some through the high number of displaced people medics fear an outbreak of covert $1000.00 there would be disastrous. praying close together without protection every day off to sunset hundreds gather at this mosque and it led. during ramadan this is perfectly normal but because of the corona virus pandemic it's highly risky he said of course the infection can spread during prayer . but we are in god's hands and the prophet mohammed so that no people will suffer to disasters at the same time. one dis

baltimore to honor 1st responders and medical staff battling the krona virus jets from the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels display teams made several passes over the city. the mayor of analysis in brazil's amazon region is asking the climate active is good at it to help his city to fight the virus he says people who work protecting the rain forest are at high risk the city is one of brazil corona hotspots. a cruise ship liner carrying almost 3000 people has been put in quarantine in the german port of course often one person on board tested positive for covert 19 the ship was transporting staff working for the 2 we travel company. in the united states authorities say people have largely been following social distancing rules as businesses and public spaces gradually reopen across the country while the whole world waits for a coronavirus vaccine u.s. regulators have approved a drug originally developed to treat a bolo for use in treating covert 1000 patients for president donald trump it's a welcome bright spot in his administration's response to the coronavirus crisis. and he is the 1

>>the navy blue angels, an air force thunderbirds flying over washington dc, baltimore and atlanta to honor first responders and healthcare worker saturday. the crowds on the national mall to watch the show drew concerns as the district of columbia stay home order is still in effect. crowds also headed to central park despite new york's continued pause order as governor andrew cuomo said the state is still losing nearly 300 people a day to the coronavirus. >>that number has remained. a noxious lee. terrifyingly high. >>new york city mayor bill de blasio said the city and police were prepared if everyone follows the rules that's great, but it's not there's going to be very intense enforcement while new york's halls order remains in effect americans in more than 3 other states are seen relaxed restrictions this weekend at putting open retail stores in texas and georgia, new jersey governor phil murphy allowed state parks county parks and golf courses to reopen. >>he said it's up to residents to follow the rules and help them stay open, let's make sure that we have a good weekend and a s

yeah, the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels flew together to honor our health care workers,er baltimore, washington, d.c., and atlanta. all this to honor health care workers and put their own lives at risk to keep us safe. god bless all of you. "saturday night live" is next. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ >> good evening, and welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm laura ingraham, the

the air force thunderbirds flew over baltimore, washington, d.c. and atlanta. the commander and lead pilot of the thunderbirds says they're a gesture of goodwill on behalf of the department of defense. >>> abc 7 news project thanks is recognizing a group of high school students giving up their day to raise money for the hungry. los altos high school kicked off the one miles per hour challenge at 9:00 a.m. students walked or ran a single mile each hour for 24 hours straight. they're pledging a dollar for every mile achieved. they will take part in different themes, run with pets, superheroes, wear a jersey and more. all money raised is going to the second harvest food bank. >>> we invite you to join project thanks and show your gratitude. use the #better bay area to show us how you're thanking. >>> j.k. rowling is donating $1.2 million to two different charities amid the coronavirus pandemic. she made the announcement on twitter today. the money will help homeless people and support victims of domestic abuse. her donations come on international harry potter day

air force thunderbirds will perform a similar flyover in southern california. we'll try to show you those pictures as well. >>> we invite you to join better bay area project thanks and share your gratitude for everyone on the front lines of the covid-19 battle. use the #betterbayarea to show us how you're saying thank you and we will share their story. the battle is still very much on and they are doing heroic work. we've made great progress, but there's a lot more to do. >>> let's turn our attention to the forecast. good skies for thefulliover today. >> a little gloomy. june gloom, not may gloom. right sandhya? >> yeah, it's more like june gloom than may gloom, that's for sure. it felt like winter today. the temperatures were behind where they should be this time of year. we're going to see that turn around at least for a day. i want to show you a beautiful sunset. this is from emeryville. 8:11 we started to see some rays of the sun peaking through. is that gorgeous or what? it was stunning tonight. skies are pretty fair across the region. we've cleared out fr

the navy's blue angels and the air force's thunderbirds offering a show of military strength in the midst of a global pandemic. but on the ground there's a growing debate over what should reopen and when. at times bubbling into protests and acts of defiance. more than 30 states have loosened restrictions or plan to as people grow restless to return to work and the lives they had before covid-19 hit. >> i think we're all anxious to get out. >> reporter: leaders fear as people venture out new cases will skyrocket especially in place where's they're already going up. the race is on to create a covid-19 vaccine. 14 drugs are headed to clinical trials. friday the food and drug administration gave emergency approval for the drug remdesivir to be used as a coronavirus treatment after encouraging trial results. >> it's really a very promising situation. >> reporter: but despite its enthusiasm the white house is drawing criticism from democrats after it blocked coronavirus task force member anthony fauci from testifying for a democratic-led house committee investigating the government's response t

air force thunderbirds will perform a similar flyover in southern california. we'll try to show you those pictures as well. >>> we invite you to join better bay area project thanks and share your gratitude for everyone on the front lines of the covid-19 battle. use the #betterbayarea to show us how you're saying thank you and we will share their story. the battle is still very much on and they are doing heroic work. we've made great progress, but there's a lot more to do. >>> let's turn our attention to the forecast. good skies for thefulliover today. >> a little gloomy. june gloom, not may gloom. right sandhya? >> yeah, it's more like june gloom than may gloom, that's for sure. it felt like winter today. the temperatures were behind where they should be this time of year. we're going to see that turn around at least for a day. i want to show you a beautiful sunset. this is from emeryville. 8:11 we started to see some rays of the sun peaking through. is that gorgeous or what? it was stunning tonight. skies are pretty fair across the region. we've cleared out fr

and the roar of the air force thunderbirds soaring over southern california today, honoring our health care heroes. >> extremely powerful. whit johnson with us live here in new york city, along the beach there. i know there will be changes in the days ahead. they want people to be very careful as they begin the open the beaches and other parts of new york state. all of this comes with the new estimate from the cdc out as we came on. the sobering new projections. they're trying to prepare americans to recognize that the toll could reach more than 100,000 by june 1st. >> reporter: and, david, the cdc director saying in a tweet tonight that 12 different projection models are now showing that death toll exceeding 100,000 in just the next couple of weeks. meantime, here in new york, where the state is re-opening beaches, access is going to be limited to 50% capacity, and all group activities, including sports, will be prohibited. >> we've all got to look out for one another. whit johnson, thank you. >>> the president surrounded by his top medical advisers today. they had masks on. the presi

. >>> new video takes us inside the cockpit of an f-16 as the air force thunderbirds honored first respondersthe front line with a flyover today. they flew over cedars-sinai in los angeles and parts of san diego. hospital workers came outside to salute to their service. the thunderbirds have done similar flyovers in cities all across the country. we want to thank our frontline workers, our essential workers, people putting their lives on the line to help us. that's going to do it for us. thanks so much for joining us this week as we wrap up week nine of sheltering at home. keep up the good work. hope you're all healthy, and hope you have a safe and happy weekend. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. good night, everyone. [ gibberish

the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels thundered over them all, a tribute to the workers. precision flietsz also took to the skies over baltimore and atlanta. but president trump missed the aerial show. after 34 days at the white house, the president has retreated for a working weekend at nearby camp david. as cbs' nikole killion reports, he missed some frustrated truckers. >> reporter: outside the white house, big rigs parked, honking mad. >> we're just small carriers just trying to make it. >> reporter: truckers protested against low rate and wages looking for help in the next stimulus package. >> what we're doing is waiting to see what the economic impact of the gradual opening up is. >> reporter: the relief package, which could be $500 billion, is likely to top the agenda when the senate returns to work monday. but safety is, too, after a reported warning from the capitol physician this week about a potential shortage of coronavirus tests for all senators, health secretary alex azar announced on twitter he sending three rapid testing machines anmachines and 1,000 tr us

navy blue angels and the air force thunderbird performed flyovers in maryland virginia and washingtonhey then headed to georgia to honor first responders and healthcare workers in that state. a 5.4 magnitude earthquake rocked puerto rico forcing residents out of their beds, no injuries have been reported the homes and other buildings were damaged. some people still remain in shelters from previous quakes earlier this year, the quake hit as puerto ricans are on lockdown to combat the coronavirus. i am ashley strohmeyer, back to "watters world" for your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. we know our customers are driving less, which means fewer accidents. so state farm is returning $2 billion dollars to auto policyholders for the period ending may 31st. and we'll continue making real time decisions to best serve you - our customers. because now, more than ever, being a good neighbor means everything. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. are your asthma treatments just not enough? then see what could open up for you with fasenra. it is not a steroid or inhaler. it is not a rescue me

air force thunderbirds. >>> a second wave of coronavirus appears to be sweeping through the aircraft carrier uss theodore roosevelt, now docked in guam. eight sailors have retested positive. bringing the total to 13. 1,000 of the aircraft's crew tested positive in the first march in march. the santa rosa native captain was removed after sounding the alarm about the sailors falling sick. >>> a 49% decline in new jobs reported this april compared to last year. tonight the i-team is digging into which industries are struggling the most. as abc 7 news reporter found out, there is one small silver lining in san francisco. >> reporter: it's a sign of the times. empty streets in chinatown. empty sidewalks. even empty tables inside restaurants. and if you ask brandon, owner and head chef at mr. jiu's, a michelin-rated restaurants, his place is pretty much empty. >> before we closed, we had about 55 employees here. as of now, there's about six of us. >> reporter: brandon furloughed a small fraction of the 33,000 employees in san francisco temporarily laid off since march 1st. >> it's hard. it

navy blue angels, air force thunderbirds continue their nationwide flyover to honor first responders, healthcare workers and other essential personnel, the team is buzzing over the nation's capital and baltimore region over today as well as atlanta. lucas tomlinson with more. hi, lucas. lucas: hi, arthel, incredible show. i stepped outside the pentagon to check it out, it was amazing and the flyovers were such a big hit earlier in the week that they decided to do them again. as you mentioned in the nation's capitol and drew the attention of the first lady stepped out on the balcony to snap a few photos which you should see momentarily. drew large crowds not just here at the pentagon but also on the mall and the nation's capitol. earlier today after the show the head of pg county's hospital spoke to fox news. >> we have almost 3,000 members of our workforce here and they have been going full board for several weeks now and just the acknowledgment and the honor of an event like this is huge. luke -- lucas: today's heros in frontlines in the battle against coronavirus. flight demonstrati

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crowds packed the national mall in washington to watch a flyover by the navy blue angels and air force thunderbirdsnoring health care workers and first responders. and new yorkers in central park could not pass up a chance to enjoy the nice weather despite the stay-at-home order. the governors of 32 states from easing restrictions in some degree. malls, museums and restaurants are open in texas with distancing rules. and new jersey opened parks and golf courses this weekend. a key figure in the response to the pandemic could be caught in the middle of a political battle. the president will not allow dr. anthony fauci to testify before a house hearing next week, but he is expected before a senate panel later this month. more now from jeremy diamond. >> reporter: the white house is denying the house appropriations committee to have dr. fauci testify before one of its sub committees this week. on friday, the white house said it would be counter productive to have dr. fauci, one of the leading experts fighting the pandemic to spend his time testifying on capitol hill. but on saturday, the white house p

capitol and other cities to watch a fly over of blue angels and air force thunderbirds.hey were flying to honor first responders on the frontline. they urged people to stay home to watch but crowds did gather on city sidewalks. >>> the investment group managed by warren buffett announced it sold its entire stake in the four largest u.s. airlines in april. that news as airlines are requiring passengers to wear face coverings and taking other measures to adapt to the new reality. aviation correspondent has more. >> reporter: a scene too similar to travel before this pandemic. new videos of packed planed raising new fears about social distancing on flying and new calls to restrict air travel even further. jet blue became the first to require masks. calling it the new flying etiquette. now all major u.s. airlines, delta, front tear, southwest and united, have volunteered to do the same. but the leader of the association of flight attendants goes further, telling cnn there must be a federal ban of leisure travel by air. >> reporter: we're seeing more and more full flights wit

air force thunderbird's over san diego just now in a tribute to front-line workers. they are also scheduled to fly over l.a. on the next hour or so on the west coast, a beautiful day for that. the air force is encouraging folks to post pictures and videos taking them with hashtag america strong and hashtag thunderbirds. well done. we will be back. ♪ it makes me want to be better. it changes your perspective. it makes you a different person. see what listening to audible can do for you. it's timcan it helpemorial daykeep me asleep?eep number 360 smart bed. absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. plus, free premium delivery when you add an adjustable base. vby refinancing your va loan atl today's incredibly low rates at newday usa. newday's va streamline refi is the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. you can lower your payments by this time next month without having to verify your income, without getting your home appraised, and there's no mo

jillian: the navy blue angels and the air force thunderbirds are taking flight to salute covid-19 frontlineorkers. rob: it's really cool. come pro, the blue angels will fly over chicago, detroit and indianapolis. the flight routes will be released later today. for more of these great stories, inspiring covid stories like this visit foxnews.com/america together. all right. it is 8 minutes after the hour. tesla versus california, elon musk suing a county in northern california to let his company reopen and even threatening to move to texas. jillian: chuck devore left california for texas and says the move will save tesla a lot of money. he joins us, next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the

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>>a tribute in the skies, the navy blue angels and air force thunderbirds flying over washington dc, baltimore and atlanta to honor first responders and healthcare workers are staff have been working tirelessly. >>to to treat the community. >>also this weekend americans in more than 30 states seeing fewer restrictions from state parks to open homes, georgia starting a gradual reopening last week in retail stores were allowed to open friday despite health experts warning it's too soon this open e ab believe is a little premature arkansas will allow gyms hair salons and barber shops to open this upcoming week. governor asa hutchinson expects residents and businesses to be responsible people. >>want to do the right time because they know how this is impacting their neighbors. their community other governors facing pressure. >>after thousands flocked to some southern california beaches last weekend governor gavin newsome ordered them closed this weekend. i mean i understand why he would do it. but town. you know the beach i feel is big enough for everybody knew some said friday lifting s

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. >>> you're watching kpixki over wagton, , today as the navy's mru angels and the air force thunderbirdserformed an aerial salute to america's health care workers, first responders and other essential employees on the front lines of the coronavirus fight. >>> more than half of the united states entered the weekend with relaxed restrictions allowing a range of activities from visiting state parks to shopping at local businesses. >> if you have something like these personal services, what's the risk level and is there a way we can lower the risk level? >> florida governor ron desantis stopped into this hair salon in orlando today. on his orders, restaurants and stores in all but three of the state's most populous counties will be allowed to operate at limited capacity beginning monday. reporter karen has more. >> reporter: this weekend americans in more than 30 states seeing fewer restrictions from state parks t re-openi last week and retail stores were allowed to open friday despite health experts warning it's too soon. >> this opening, i believe, is a little bit premature. >> reporter: a

it's the navy's blue angels and the air force's thunderbirds flying around the country in honor of the nation's health care workers. >>> welcome back. the panel is with us from their remote locations. nbc news capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt. former congressional budget director and current president of the american action forum, douglas holtz-eakin, and dr. nahid bhadelia. we have done a on the vaccine, on the reopening. but let's talk about the economy. just give us your big picture sense. you hear about 2008, you hear about the great depression. how would you describe where we're at right now, and where you think we're realistically headed? >> well, chuck, we had some horrific economic data. we saw the largest one-month decline in consumer confidence, the largest one-month decline in consumer spending. we had 30 million people apply for unemployment insurance in the past six weeks. i think it's fair to expect that over the months of april, may, and june, we'll see national income decline by 10%. the worst year in the great depression was 12%. we're going to experience that thi

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navy blue angels and the air force thunderbirds did a flyover, all in support for front line workers.this no new york and new jersey over the week. it was the last stop over washington, d.c. and the blue angels and thunderbirds are planning more flights. >> 22 flights in all. it was quite a scene on the national mall yesterday. a lot of people were gathered close together and were not wearing masks. but it is quite an honor for many of the front line workers. this whole thing, according to "the washington post," cost $1.3 million out of the pentagon budget. >>> across the globe, tourism industries are feeling the effects of the virus. >> countries are forced to cancel some of their most iconic events, including spain, which called off this year's running of the bulls. joining us willem marx. thanks for joining us. we want to talk about how big of a blow it is to small businesses there. we heard last weekend, germany postponie inine ining oktoberfe. now, spain, with running of the balls. these are iconic events. >> oktoberfest in munich. that's a huge event for people and businesses th

fighter jet squads from the navy blue angels and the air force thunderbirds flew over baltimore, washingtonrday. they provided some amazing cockpit footage while both teams fly to formation overhead. the commander and lead pilot of the thunderbirds says the fly-overs are a gesture of goodwill on what habehalf of the department of defense. >>> mother's day say week away. in staying at home now is the time to get a jump on gifts given some of the shipping challenges. this morning some ideas to help. "good morning's" becky worley has discounts. >> what does mom want now? separated from her family she wants to spend time with her kids. if she's currently quarantining with small children she wants to spend time without her kids. both of those requests are impossible right now, so how about some gift ideas that show mom she is loved. flowers are possible. many national chains are offering mother's day discounts in the 15% range but they can be tough to come by in some areas, so edible arrangements, that's fruit and yummy chocolate dipped strawberries are delivering. it's offering a 15% off deal,

air force thunderbirds holding a flyover in the baltimore, maryland area. there, and then also at the national -- over the national mall at the nation's capitol. you see there -- oh, the lincoln memorial, the flyover and all the spectators there, who stopped at attention to see this special flyover of the u.s. air force and navy forces there. paying homage and honor to the nation's first responders and medical workers. >>> a senior administration official now tells cnn a majority of the intelligence community believes the coronavirus somehow originated in a lab in wuhan, china. and its release in the public was likely due to a mishap or mistake. this comes after president trump said on thursday, that he has seen evidence that gives him a high degree of confidence that the virus came from a chinese lab. kristen holmes is at the white house for us. what more are you learning about this? >> that's right, so essentially you want to backtrack in time, you mentioned the statement that president trump made on thursday. that was incredibly conflicting to what we ha

fighter jet squads from the navy blue angels and the air force thunderbirds flew over baltimore, washington florida yesterday. they provided some amazing cockpit footage while both teams fly to formation overhead. the commander and lead pilot of the thunderbirds says the fly-overs are a gesture of goodwill on behalf of the entire department of defense. i have a lot of friends in d.c. posting videos of that, pretty cool. >>> mother's day say week away. in staying at home now is the time to get a jump on gifts because they have to be shipped, especially given some of the shipping challenges lately. this morning, good ideas to help you. "good morning's" becky worley has what to buy and discounts to look out for. >> good morning. what does mom want now? if she's separated from family, she just wants to spend time with her kids. if she's currently quarantining with small children she wants to spend time without her kids. both of those requests are impossible right now, so how about some gift ideas that show mom she is loved. flowers are possible. many national chains are offering mother's day di

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the blue angels and the air force's thunderbirds flew over atlanta, oklahoma city, baltimore, and washingtond.c. on saturday, they were celebrating first responders. are you loving this as much as i am? it's fascinating. it's exciting. for some of you, it might be a lilt scary, but bring it on. very cool, nonetheless. if you listen for just a moment, it's just like you're there. it's best we stay apart for a bit, but you're not alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. learn more at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] wthey fell in love with itssing girresistible scent. looks like their dog michelangelo did too. new gain ultra flings with two times oxi boost and febreze. >>> let's get to the facts now at the bottom of the hour. new coronavirus deaths nearly doubled in italy yesterday after several days of declining, the number of new cases there has remained steady, though. this is the last day italians will have to spend in full lockdown which has been the longest in europe. >> back here in the u.s., protesters crowded the nevada

. >> reporter: the navy blue angels and air force thunderbirds flying over washington, d.c., baltimore and atlanta to honor first responders and health care workers saturday. but crowds on the national mall to watch the show drew concerns as the district of columbia's stay-at-home order is still in effect. crowds also headed to central park despite new york's continued pause order and as governor andrew cuomo said the state is still losing nearly 300 people a day to the coronavirus. >> that number has remained obnoxiously and terrifyingly high. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio said the city and police were prepared. >> if everyone follows the rules, that's great. but if not there's going to be very intense enforcement. >> reporter: while new york's pause order remains in effect, americans in more than 30 other states are seeing relaxed restrictions this weekend including open retail stores in texas and georgia. new jersey governor phil murphy allowed state parks, county parks and golf courses to reopen. he said it's up to residents to follow the rules and help them stay

jillian: the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angel s once again teaming up for a flyover to salutew over baltimore, atlanta and d.c. u.s. thunderbird commander and pilot and leader of this mission , lt. colonel john coldwell joins us right now. lt. colonel thank you so much for being here you have one of the coolest jobs on the planet i know you already know that but to be able to do it in this way, to inspire a nation, what does that mean to you? >> you know, it's an absolute honor to go out there and have a display of american resolve and strength. i think everybody on the team had an overwhelming sense of pride to be able to highlight the sacrifices of our frontline workers, our medical professionals and overall fantastic effort on the part of the thunderbirds and the blue angels. jillian: the first lady sent out a tweet, that says proud to see the strong salute with a spectacular fly over in washington d.c. and thank you to the thunderbirds and blue angels for this beautiful display of solidarity and beautiful pictures she posted too. you know when you guys are up there, i know

you're seeing the blue angels, those are the jets painted blue and the air force thunderbirds, in whiteeft of the blue angels flight. gillian: it's quite a sight. we'll continue to bring you pictures today as we get them. >> reporter: there's been some criticism -- gillian: do you know anything about -- sorry, lucas. do you know how long they're in the air relatively? >> reporter: they've been doing shows about 20 minutes over each city, so about 20 minutes over the nation's capitol, 20 minutes over baltimore, another 20 minutes over atlanta. there's been a little bit of criticism over the flights but military officials say the money's been budgeted, the flight testimony nation teams -- demonstration teams have been sitting idle for the last few weeks, they're not doing the crazy acrobat ex. dozens of air shows have been canceled. the budget and flights are there. the doctors and nurses, pretty much all that we've spoken to, have shown their appreciation. it's nice to be appreciated. many of the doctors and nurses are saying thank you for honoring us. these are the nation's new heros. i

the angels and the air force thunderbirds are making appearances across the country. over 26 medical centers in the los angeles and san diego areas on friday. >>> now to the laboratories across the country racing to find a vaccine while trying to ramp up testing. we're hearing from more americans who are showing symptoms of covid-19 but still can't get a test. >> i just feel this crushing -- just constant weight. and it was hard to breathe. >> reporter: stacy o'brien is one of many americans who wants a coronavirus test but can't get one. the massachusetts resident is convinced she's infected, but doctors told her she can only get tested if her symptoms worsen. >> they point blank said to my face, unless it gets worse and you spike a fever, like, you're kind of -- that's what it is. >> you're just out of luck? >> yeah. even with most of the symptoms, i couldn't get anything. >> reporter: president trump monday declared the country has prevailed on testing. but some experts say the u.s. needs to test up to 30 million people every day to get the economy back to normal.

the angels and the air force thunderbirds have been crisscrossing the country for weeks with demonstrationsother cities. the blue angels urging people to supply over and practice social distancing at all times. in addition as if the coronavirus is not enough to worry about, and social distancing -- reporter: the coronavirus continues claiming an average of 2,000 american lives per day, crisis response teams are bracing for another added threat. as you mentioned, they have to be prepared at the same time they are responding to covid. >> what is doing now is coordinating response, 50 states, territory all hitting at the same time. and they haven't done that in their 41-year history before now. reporter: fema's administrator says it creates a logistics puzzle. >> wherever we can find it. reporter: over the last month dhs built a new central response center for search, rescue and evacuation while keeping americans safe from coronavirus. >> how do you have shelter individuals from a natural disaster in a covid environment? >> the response cells already operating at femaf scenarios. what is the w

navy blue angels and the air force thunderbirds conducted their first-ever flyovers.just a few moments ago, you heard it at the very top of the hour. monica alba was saying that was the notice from the white house, but degree voom tick fashion, streaking across the skies of the nation's capital. we see lee ann cal well there. what was that like, and how many people guarantied to see it and hear it? because it's loud. >> it was loud, alex, and it was quite a moment. just moments ago we saw them streeg above the skate. up to throw to that tape for a moment it was pretty amazing video. take a look. and the pump of this, alex, was to show support for the frontline workers, the health care workers, essential workers on the front lines of this covid crisis. it's similar to what we saw earlier in northern this week. washington, d.c. is just one of the cities they plan to do this throughout the next month. the timing is pretty significant as well. that's because d.c. and the surrounding area, it would a significant day as far as covid is concerned. they hit their 2,000th deat

air force has not said how long this particular deployment will last. >>> incredible video showing an inside look from the cockpit as the navy blue angels and air force thunderbirdsonored the brave men and women on the coronavirus front lines. those jets soaring over atlanta, baltimore and d.c. yesterday, as part of operation america strong, paying tribute to healthcare workers. the blue angels tweeting out this photo with the hashtag, in this together. the pilots also flew over new york, new jersey, and philadelphia last week, and tomorrow the military will salute front line workers in cleveland. >>> tennessee senator marsha blackburn will discuss how her new legislation could allow americans to sue the chinese government over its handling of the coronavirus outbreak. she's joining me next. apart for a bit, but you're not alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. learn more at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] if you have a garden you know, weeds are low down little scoundrels. draw the line with roundup. the sure shot wand extends with a protective shield to target weeds precisely and kill them rig

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>>the navy blue angels, an air force thunderbirds flying over washington dc, baltimore and atlanta toirst responders and healthcare worker saturday. the crowds on the national mall to watch the show drew concerns as the district of columbia stay home order is still in effect. crowds also headed to central park despite new york's continued pause order as governor andrew cuomo said the state is still losing nearly 300 people a day to the coronavirus. >>that number has remained. a noxious lee. terrifyingly high. >>new york city mayor bill de blasio said the city and police were prepared if everyone follows the rules that's great, but it's not there's going to be very intense enforcement. while new york's cause order remains in effect americans in more than 3 other states are seen relaxed restrictions this weekend after looting open retail stores in texas and georgia, new jersey governor phil murphy allowed state parks county parks and golf courses to reopen. he said it's up to residents to follow the rules and help them stay open, what's make sure. >>that we have a good weekend and a saf

the air force thunderbirds were in white jets and then you had the navy blue angels, they performed precisionormations over the east coast. they demonstrated combat maneuvers over washington dc, baltimore and atlanta focusing their attention on hospitals were medical teams were told to take a break to enjoy the show. >> i am so excited. such a beautiful day. i'm excited to be outside and it's really nice to be appreciated and to get recognition. it is a hard job but we love what we do. >> the military is planning flyovers in other cities in the coming weeks, the teams would normally perform separately across the country but all of those events have been canceled. >>> new york has been the hardest hit state, they have had over 173,000 cases and 11,000 deaths but nearly 40,000 have recovered as well including 85-year-old gene and his 83-year-old wife rita, the couple contracted covid-19 days apart nearly 2 months ago. taking the couple over a month to get back on their feet, we talked about their recovery and long-haul back to good health. >> rita went upstairs and i stayed downstairs, after th

. >> reporter: and over the nation's capitol, navy and air force blue angels and thunderbirds showed thanks to medical and other essential workers on the front lines. michael george, cbs news. >> the bay area city is rolling out a slow streets program to encourage people to get exercise but to social distance at the same time. redwood city released a map showing ten street that is are closing to vehicular traffic during phase one of the project. the idea is to encourage people to walk or bike on the streets where there is more space to spread out. and city leaders will evaluate the program and determine whether to add more streets to the closure. similar programs have been approved in oakland, san francisco, san mateo and palo alto. good news for drivers in san francisco, a major construction project is now finished. caltrans announced that they finished the project, all lanes back open. crews took full advantage of the stay-at-home order, finishing ahead of schedule. the road work partially shut down lanes. crews were replacing a concrete deck at highway 101 and the circle at the 28

look at shea nelson, the first thunderbird air force black officer, you have general charles brown wholy up now to be the air force chief of staff, president trump nominated him, president trump also has nominated the first black female general of the united states marine corps. so to say these type of negative comments, absolutely makes no sense. it's time out for this non nons. this is memorial day. we have many soldier whose fought va valiantly and deserveo be respected. rob: chris says it's ridiculous to put this in the paper on memorial day weekend. how do you respond to that. >> today for memorial day we honor those who fought and gave their lives for our country. for that we are thankful and give utmost gratitude for them. we have to remember a significant amount of people that fight in our military are african american and die for our country and i think racism is important for us to discuss and consider that we have military bases and we should consider thinking about renaming them. rob: the tweet here from the pentagon spokesperson going after the new york times for choosing

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